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BURY TOWN 2 IPSWICH WANDERERS 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
By John Alcock

■ WITH the top eight sides all claiming wins this weekend, this proved an important win for Bury Town. Ipswich frustrated the hosts in first half, defending well though Max Maughn hit the bar after 13 minutes.
After the break, Bury went in front almost immediately as Cemal Ramadan spotted the goalkeeper off his line and launched an audacious high lob that sailed into the net.
Bury added a second after 55 minutes when Maughn set up Ollie Canfer in the box to fire home.
Ipswich had chances too, but the home defence was in no mood to give anything away an...

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